After 10 years, the legendary Sydney nightclub “Marquee” is ready to close.

By Larry John Brown

Published: August 31, 2022 | 1:57 AM GMT

The renowned Marquee nightclub in Sydney, which has played home to the greatest stars in music and film, will permanently close its doors after a series of “incidents and concerns.”

Cardi B, Leonardo DiCaprio, Drake, and Paris Hilton have all frequented The Star’s famous late-night nightclub, which will close after 10 years as a vital part of the casino’s cultural landscape.

Following a thorough examination of all aspects of the organization’s operations, Scott Wharton, the new CEO of Star Sydney, determined the venue was no longer necessary.

The renowned Marquee nightclub in Sydney will permanently close its doors after a number of “incidents and difficulties.”

According to him, “incidents and problems have sometimes appeared, and that puts more pressure to match the standards we demand of ourselves.”

We have a positive, long-standing connection with the Marquee brand’s proprietors. They are a great partner, and we will talk about collaborating further on high-end hospitality, he said.

The venue has boasted Leonardo DiCaprio, Drake and Paris Hilton (pictured) among its clientele but will shut down forever at the end of 2022

The new CEO of Star Sydney Scott Wharton has conducted an extensive review the casino's operations at all levels and decided Marquee was no longer required

After carefully examining all aspects of the casino’s business, the new CEO of Star Sydney Scott Wharton determined Marquee was no longer necessary.

In this case, it’s about considering additional food and drink choices that will further promote The Star Sydney as a top tourist and entertainment destination.

The nightclub, which has hosted a who’s who of Australian celebs and models in addition to Bruno Mars, Jamie Foxx, and Calvin Harris, is anticipated to shut later this year.

Cardi B attends Marquee in 2019 after performing her Australian tour

2019 sees Cardi B visit Marquee following her Australian tour

It’s a difficult decision, but if we want to regain the trust and confidence of our stakeholders, Mr. Wharton added, we must evaluate how we conduct our business and take appropriate action.

Marquee personnel are anticipated to be reassigned to other departments within The Star’s operations.

The space’s long-term goals have not yet been determined.

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